This is typed in from the tape of a demo I did off the top of my head.

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this is a demo of tab windows and pie menus under the NeWS toolkit
these windows have tabs attached to them
that you can click the left button on to bring the window to the top
now these tabs make it very easy to get to all the overlapping windows
while still actually being able to see titles

you can click and drag on the tab to move the window

and you can double click on the tab to zoom the window to full height
and double click back again

you can move the tab by pressing the middle button and dragging
and the tab will move anywhere around the window you want

when it's on the left or right edge
it will drag the window up and down
so that it stays aligned with its companions

so it just keeps it tidy imposing no undue constraints

now you can put it (the tab) on the bottom and move it horizontally

and at any time you can just move it (the window) unconstrained 
by grabbing the frame

the resize corners allow you to grab two edges and move them

the hands are just telling you which edges will move

now you can press the right button to pop up a pie menu
on the tab or on the frame itself

and that has commonly used commands like front and back in mnemonic directions

back is down
and front is up

when you make a menu selection by mousing ahead
it doesn't display the menu
as long as you're moving it supresses the menu display
and it gives you feedback on the overlay plane
of the slice that you're in and the label of that slice
so you can actually see what you're going to get before you choose it
without even seeing the menu itself
and when you wait
it pop up the menu
once you stop moving
so if you waste some time by just waiting around
it will waste a bit more time by giving you some stupid animation
this is meant to be negative reinforcement
to encourage you to mouse ahead

the submenu pops up
this is "move two" which is unconstrained move
you can always get that from the tab by mousing left and right
that's an easy gesture
just quickly

or mouse there and wait
there it is
it pops up the one you're at first

now this is constrained horizontal move
and this is constrained vertical move

so constrained horizontal
and then we'll wait

constrained vertical
so ...

I mean, once you're there and you know what you want, why wait?

this is "beam me up"
put it in the next layout position
to tidy the windows

so if you've clicked the menu up and haven't moved
it'll just spin it
because it's confused and it doesn't know what you're going to do

push is something you do with your hand, not the cursor
grab is something you do with your hand, not the cursor
and grab lets you grab a corner or and edge

resize the top edge
grab the bottom edge

now when you put the tab somewhere
it will just stick to the proportional part of the window

grab that corner
it's showing you the corner that will move, the edges
and a preview of where it will go

now I can hold down shift keys to slow the movement
go into granny gear
and monster gear
to accelerate the movement
good for pushing it where you want 
and then geting it exactly where you want
without much mouse movement

now if you hold down another key
it will actually move the window
and you can combine this with the granny gear
or the monster gear
wooah!

and it also works with resizing
granny gear
monster
and immediate

now the frame menu lets you get the frame properties
or quit
now quit is in the other direction
because it's purposefully harder to select
you don't want to do that accidentally
you got to mean to quit

do the check mark motion
and it goes away

so grab
get the bottom
and I have just released the mouse
I haven't pressed down again
the clutch is still out
so I can move back
get a breath
swing into it
and press down
engage the clutch
and move it

so I really don't have to move very far at all
and if I really want to move a lot
I'll pump it the other way
monster gear and granny gear and monster gear

so move horizontally constrained is on the horizontal axis
because you're going to usually move in that direction anyway
so
same argument for vertically constrained

and "push two", that is unconstrained movement
is a pretty common one
so it's just left right
you end up where you started
and that's pretty comfortable
easy to do

and in this case you're usually going to be moving
in a direction similar to the one you selected 
along the axis

so with these
you can expect to be able to manipulate any edge or corner
of the window
very easily
with a minimum of hand movement

and as soon as you're familiar with the menus
it's very natural
very quick
and the tabs help a lot too

that's iconify
the tab serves as an icon